Modifying runtime server configuration properties
In some cases, you might need to make changes to the IBM® Business Automation
Workflow runtime
configuration, such as modifying proxy settings, managing Enterprise
Content Manager server settings, or modifying the Workflow Server connection
properties. Configuration updates are made either in the 100Custom.xml file
or by using the Process Admin Console, depending on the type of change
required.
Changing server settings in the Process Admin Console IBM Operational Decision Manager by using the Servers page in the Process Admin Console. The 100Custom.xml file and configuration IBM Workflow Server or IBM Workflow Center are saved in a set of XML files. You can modify many of these settings for your server environment to, for example, modify the SMTP server address and tune the event manager. You update security configuration properties, database configuration properties, and URLs by using wsadmin commands.Using wsadmin commands to customize the Workflow Server settings used to connect to Workflow Center Using the administrative console to customize the Workflow Server used to connect to Workflow Center IBM Business Automation Workflow , you can use the Workflow Server Settings page in the administrative console to change the Workflow Server settings that are used for connecting to Workflow Center .Modifying the IBM Workflow Server environment name updateBPMConfig administrative command. Modifying the IBM Workflow Server environment type updateBPMConfig administrative command. The environment type indicates how IBM Business Automation Workflow is used (for example, in a development , test , staging or production environment). Process authors can set environment-specific variables for each process application and then define values for each type of environment in which a process runs. Accessing an Enterprise Content Management server using the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Accessing an Enterprise Content Management server using single sign on (SSO) IBM Business Automation Workflow and Enterprise Content Management, you might be able to use single sign on to allow them to access both systems with a single log on ID.